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DIRECTOR, WH/MLAMT
TYPIC ANAUTO
REFs DIRECTOR 933399

f. WE BELIEVE THAT CHANCE ENCOUNTER WITH AWAUTO~1
ALONE TOG DIFFICULT TO SRRANGE SINCE aWauTO-1 IS

FREQUENTLY IN COMPARY SOMEMO RE FROM HIS STAFF OR HAVING

LUNCH WITH SPANISH OFFICIALS OR BUSI NESSMENZ. MOREOVER,
EWCOUNTER UNDER THIS SITUATION, WE FEEL, WOULD NOT PERMIT
RELAXED EXSHANGE BETWEEN SAMKG AND AMAUTO~1. WE WOULD
LIME TO SUGGEST FOLLOWENG ALTERNATIVE s

A. OW ARRIVAL SPAIN VIA AERONAVES DE MEXICO
FLIGH 45@ LEAVING MIAMI FRIDAY SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECILY
TO HOTEL OF STATION SELECTION. STATION OFFICER WILL ALSO
OCCUPY HOTEL IN ALIAS AND INITIAL COBTACT WITR SAMKO WILL
BE MADE IN HOTEL. CINCIDENTALLY, BELTEVE NO NEED
PACHANKIS ACCOMPANY SAM KO To MADRID. >

a. EARLY SUNDAY APTERNOOR SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECTLY
“Ty AMAUTO-1'S PRIVATE RESIDENCE. HIS EXCUSE WILL BE
THAT ME WOULD HAVE GONE TO EMBASSY BUT WAS CERTAIN THatT

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SINCE SAMKO
TOUR CR AACA]D AN SUBUNSSA LEAVING EARLY
CONTACT SM auTC= 1
OST RATMES TRAN POUSLELY MISE GPPORTUNITY TO SES MIM.
see bso WILL Be PYOTRUCTE: To STEN LP Fle TOUR OF
SOLS AUTHENTICITY TO STOSY.35 SAMKO @ HAVE
Re PREpASED WEPLY TA INSU TTASLE QUNSTIOCN FROM AMAUTO-1:
WOR UID YOY FIMD MY fuLeeesi SAMKe'S NEPLY WOULD Se

THAT FE OBTAINED ACDRESS FHUM TeuRIA EMPLOYEE AT ALRPORT

WC SPONT CONSIDZS4GLS TIME TRYING TG LOCATE 4NALTO~3

RE STCLNOE. (ADL S=SS a! RL TN GIP Last AVATLABLE
IVESTL AY.) SABRES WOULD FURTSES EXPLAIN, FF
THAT FE DID NOT PSO. MGe E*PLOYEE GOT A-OPESS, BLT KNOWS
GME MADE NUMBER OF TELEPHONS CALLS. Ge MARNOT PREDTOT
AN AUTO-i'B REACTION TO THES VIFECT APP EQACH. ME MIGHT
COMMITMENTS THEREBY
THAT SAMKO

PREPARED

STANDARD LIke


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&
LASSIFIED MESPAGE ROUTING ANO/OR INLT'ALS-SEEN BY

aE

THAT BECAUSE HE IS AMERICAN HE SHOULD NOT VISIT PBRUMEN
EMGASSY, WOULD, WE FEEL, QUICKLY AROUSE AMAUTO-1°S

SIGN. SAMKO'S APPROACH TO AMAUTO-1 RESIDENCE CAN
BE MONITORED FROM HOMES OF TWO STAFFERS WHO LIVE WITHIN
EYSHOT OF AMAUTO-1°S RESIDENCE.

C, AMAUTO-i°S PROBABLE SECOND QUESTION: How DID
SAM KO KNOW HE WAS IN MADRID? REQUIRES MORE THOUGHT aND
HELP FROM MIAMI. IDEALLY, SAMKG SHGULD BE ABLE SAY THAT
A MUTUAL FRIEND OF BOTH AMAUTO-1 AND SAMKO WERE TOGETHER

RECENTLY LN MIAMI] ARD AMAUTO-1°S NAME MENTIONED. SAMKO

ASKED WHAT HAPPENED TO AMAUTO-1 AND FRIEND DISCLOSED THAT .
(ni 08SEC)
AMAUTO-~ {| NOW “AMBASSADOR™ TO SPAIN. (SUBJECT WHR TATA T5959

MIGHT BE APPROPRIATE "FRIEND" WHOSE SAME SAMKO MIGHT

USE. STATION SUGGESTS THAT CONTACT BE MADE WITH SUBJECT
TR LOS AWGLELES TO OETERMINE WHETHER HE KNGWS WHERE
AMAUTG-1 1S. ALSO CBTAIN PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION, OCCUPATION
iN LA AND PRIOR JOB TN MILAM? PLUS OTHER NOTABLE
CHARACTERISTICS WHICH COULD BE USED AS FILLER BY SAMKO

TO SKGW THAT POSSISLE RELATIONSHIP EXISTED BETWEEN

AMAUTO- 17S COUSIN AND SAM KO.) IN ADDITON, SUGGEST

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PACHANKIS RE-CONTACT SAM KO TO ASCERTAIN NAMES OF PERSONS
KNEW AMAUTO-1 AND FROM WHOM SAMNKO
/E RECEIVED INFORMATION OF AMAUTO-L'S
MAGHID ASSIGNMENT. WELCOME OTHER SUGGESTIONS AS REPLY
TO ASOVE QUESTION.
2. LINE SAMKO WOULD TAKE AFTER FOOT DOOR SHOULD

BE THOROUGHLY REHEARSED IN MIAMI BEFORE ARRIVAL MADRID

BECAUSE OF Di- ELEME ATA MIAMT SHOULY

CABLE WHat SPECIFIC
INSTRUCTIONS ARE GIVEN TO SAMKO SO THAT STATION OFFICER
COMPLETELY AWARE OF HOW SAMKO IS TO CONDUCT HIMSELF.
3, IN VIEW DESIRE TO INITIATE CONTACT BEFORE AMAUTO-1'S
JUNE DEPARTURE SHGGEST CONTACT ABOVE PERSONS ASAP.
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DIST 18 MAY 1970
CUBA/SPAIN
4-6 MAY 1970
PROTESTS BY CUBAN EMBASSY IN SPAIN OVER ALLEGED ATTACKS ON

CUBAN OFFICIALS

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L. Ip EARLY MAY 1976, THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MADRID

PREPARED A PROTEST NOTE TO THE SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY OVER

AN INCIDENT WHICH OCCURRED AT THE BARAJAS AIRPORT IN MADRID

sees

BETWEEN CUBAN REFUGEES AND CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS
WERE EXCHANGED, ACCORDING TO MINISTER CUILLERMO RUT @,
UBAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRES, THE EMBASSY WILL CHARGE THAT SIX
PUNCTIONARIES AND FOUR DIPLOMATIC COURLERS FROM HAVANA WERE
PHYSICALLY ATTACKED ON 4 MAY AT THE ASRPORT BY DISAFFECTED
CUBANS, ALL RESIDENTS OF SPAIN, THE NOTE STATED THAT “THIS

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DURING THE FIGHT, A CHARGE “WHICH FRANCO DENIED AT

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SPANISH COMMUNISTS IN CUBA, THE SPANISH EMBASSY IN HAVANA IS

NEVER MOLESTED,

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COMING TO SPAIN TO CARRY RAZORS FOR

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DIRECTOR, MADRID Ae woes 15Harie 684143
TYPIC AMAUTO e
REFS: A. DIRECTOR 033355
B. UFAA~ 1978

1. IN MEETING WITH SAMKO ON 14 MAY, PACHANKIS MENTIONED
POSSIBLE TRIP TO MADRID AS TOURIST TO HOLD "CHANCE MEETING
WITH AMAUTO/1. SMAKO VERY ENTHUSED, FLATTERED HIS GOVERNMENT
NEEDED HIM, AND IN POSITIVE FRAME OF MIND FOR OPERATION.
NO FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS MADE (EXPECT WE WOULD PAY EXPENSES
ON TRIP) AND ME APPEARS TO BE MOTIVATED TO HELP COUNTRY
AND OLD FRIEND. AT OUR REQUEST, SAMKO HAS APPLIED FOR
NEW PASSPORT. INCIDENTALLY, HIS WIFE PASSED AWAY ON
6 NOVEMBER 1969.

2. WE ARE NOW IN POSITION TO DISPATCH SAMKO. PLS

cntcntitmnninacinsintn

ADVISE WHEN HE IS NEEDED ON AMAUTO/1 APPROACH:
3. FILE: 201-735296. GP-1
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LIST OF PLACES FREQUENTED BY AVAUTO-1 WHERE SAMKO WOULD HAVE CHANCE

“BUMP INTO" HIM, IF MADRID HAS OTHER IDEAS, WELCOME ALTERNATIVE

SCENARIO.

4. FILE: 201-735996.
END OF MESSAGE
WH/COMMENT: Ref A said Hqs willing consider use of SAMKO to approach

AMAUTO-1. Ref B gave results of Miami's contacts with
SANKO,

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TYPIC AMAUTO
REF: DIRECTOR 932893
{. MANUEL (VIG9S) PEREZ OF PARA 3 REF IS COUSING
OF AMAUTO-1. HE WAS GIVEN CI DEBRIEFING BY ANOTIN-122
ON 24 FEBRUARY. VIGOS HAS NOT SEEN AMAUTO-1 SINCE
1963, HAS BEEN RECEIVING PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR
SEVERAL YEARS, AND IS HOMOSEXUAL. DUE TO LACK OF INFO
FROM VIGOS, AMOTS DID NOT PREPARE REPORT ON AMALTO~ 1.
2» WILL HAVE PACHANKIS INTERVIEW FOR ANY POSSIBLE
INFO MISSED BY AMOTS AND ADVISE.
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| TRAVELING HAVANA MID-JUNE FOR A MEETING
OF AMBASSACORS

UFAGIR R. 7605190007

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ACTON REQUIRED - REFERENCES

On 29 October QUTIMID reported a conversation
betweon Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to
Spain, and Manuel TELLO Troncoso, identified in tke
Diplomatic List as Counselior Of Kabaasy, regarding
the pustponement until 31 October of a meeting they

were to have on 29 Gctober. We have no information

on the purpose of the meeting. We note thet TELLO
arrived in Spain in January 1960.

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HOS PLE RUMBER

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Chief, Western Hemisphere Division 00 cron
PABCE \
“! Study on Guillermo RUIZ Perez.
ACTION REQUIRED -REARINEES

Reference: OSMW-11726

Forwarded herewith is a completed version by AMEDIT-2 of

the study on Guillermo RUIZ Peres.

MICHAEL V. SLATINSKY

B. TICINETO

Attachment: h/w
Distribution:

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_ 2 ~ COS, WH/Miami w/att h/w

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(5 May 1970)

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AMBASSADOR LEBANON

SYRIA, TOLD ANTOLIS SABLY ANTOLIN AL F ON S O CASTENEDAD,
SCHEDULED FLY
SAID THAT
FOR WEEK'S

SAIO HE TRAVELING


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“MADRID
TYPTIC AMAUTO
ROP? Al WHYMEAME 7946 (IN

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LEAD TO AMAUTO=~1 WHICH HOS WILLING

ALTHOUGH SANKO DID NOT

WAS WERY DEEP, QUTIMID/QUDOZE TRAFFIC SHEMS

AMAUTO-1 LOOKED ON SAMKO WITH GREAT DEAL NOSTALGIA,
AADRID'S OTHER PLANS ‘THROUGH Sup JECT REF B (201-8656047).

REQUEST ATUS YOUR CONTACT WITH HIM AND PLANS,

° waned

#. RECENT REVIEW OF AMAUTG+~] TAPES BY AMEDIT-2 SHOW THAT
AMAUTO-T MAINTAINS CONTINUING PELATIONSHIP WITH QUSEQUIN-S2.

-¢ COMMENTS THAT QUSECUIN-82 KNOWS AMAUTO-1 PERSONALLY AND
SEES HIM RATHER OFTEN pur PRE: SUMABLY IN LINE OF DUTY, HOS INTERESTED
iN NATURE AND EXTENT THIS RELATIONSHIP. VEEW OUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS
REPORTED IN OSMA-~23624, ATTACHMENT 2, STATION CHGHT USE THIS

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RELATIONSHIP TO APPRoacH ANAUTO-L, - : 52
whoDish we é LS xl aagl

3. REPORT DATED 27 MAR 70 WAS DEBRIEFING OF MANUET,
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(VIGOS) PEREZ, 30-yr AR OLD CUBAN “HO ARRIVED MIAME BY AIR on
20 YEB 70, VIGOS CLAYS TO BE UNTDENTIFIED CLOSE RELATIVE or
AMAUTO-1 BuP HAS AMAUTO-i's HISTORY SOMEWHAT GARBLED, vidos
ALSO SAYS THat ONE OSVALDO Rr TZ PERE E¢, DESCRIBED AS BROTHER oF
AMAUTO-~1, TTas ASKED TO LEAVE CUBA AND IS now IN CANE FIELDS,
WHAMIAMT REQUESTED To CHECK THESE LEADS,
4. FILE 201735296. END OF MESS SAGE
Wil COG/ COMMENT + Ref A saig that SAMKO, Miami buteher whe old
acquaintance of AMAUTEC > Has been located
and willing tr: vi To Madrid if nece sary,
Ret Bois Poa Brant for one Carlos CARRASCO,

whom Madrid plans to USe somehow te get to
AMAUTO- 1.

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CHLSY, Rurone ah Diviailon —s!
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sek OT DAD QUOZE De nme one
Sonis GOWEZ Aragon, Cuban MIWREX Official _

ACTION REQUIRED KERERENCES

somernaneeals aennranca mtensreictnlins ren ete

AR: Bone, FYI. Please assign 201 number

References: A. WADRID 04723
B. WH/MIAMI 6576
C. DIRECTOR 611307

i. Yhe following information about Subject's trip to
Spain and her activities while here was obtained from QUTIMWID
and QUDOZE.

2. Supject arrived in Madrid on 10 February 197¢. She
traveled to Barcelona during the week of 23 February and
returned to Madrid 6 March whereupon she then left for Portugal.
She returned to Madrid on 17 March and waited for Guillermo
& UI perez’ returo from the Spanish/Cuban Commercial nego-
tiations in Cube. Sonia departed Madrid for Cuba en 27 March 1970.
It appears thet she intended to travel to Vienna, Austria aext,
Since several cables were sent to Vieuna from Madrid advising
Sonia's travel status. During her gtay in Spain, Senia was in
frequent contact with one Jose Agustin GOYTISOLO ,
Spanish writer in Barcelosa, telephone 728-4063 (Station traces
are OSBA 02385, 17 February 1965; OSBA O2718, 11 August 1967;
and O8BA 02785, 1 March 1968). She was not known to have been
in contact with any other locals and what little time she had
for diversion she gpent with the mission officers and their
wives.

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3. The purpose of Sonia's trip to Madrid was to discuss
the 1970 work plan for the Embaesy with the Charge, Guillermo
RUIZ Perez. She aiso talxed with the various Embassy officiale,
aost probably to familisrize herself with their duties and to
see if they had any problems. She pitched in and helped with
the backlogged work of Orestes BARRE DA and Horacio
FUER T ES and also helped with the cultural activities.
For instacce, she sent two cables to MINREX - one regarding
the forwarding cf movie postere for a March exhibit and another
regarding the forwarding of a Cuban stamp exhibition by end
March.

4. In their discussion of the 1970 work plan Sonia told
RUIZ that they were going to plan the February, March, and
April guarter. She showed him “an agenda for the control of
planned and unplanned activities" and the general directives of
the plan which included scientific information and political
information, with specific directives (requirements) for Spain.
RUIZ has to prepsre for Havane @ monthly report, then a quarterly
summary, of the activities accomplished. Based on these
reports the activities of the following quarter wiil be planned.

a. In line with the plan of scientific
ivformation, Sonia and RUIZ discussed the pros
and cong of a Comite Clentifice-Tecnico which
is to be set up In Badric. “HUT! was oF the
Gpinion thet the local (Spanish) Comsunist
Party would try to infiltrate it and this
would bring problews to the Embassy. Senia
polated out the suvcesses encountered in
Switzerland and Sweden with such a committee
even though at first there were probleme
which were later overcome.

b. Sonia showed RUIZ a commercial project
which she planned to take to Portugal and
asked him ta read it because it was also of
iaterest to the Cuban aisgion in Spain.

cc. Sonia mentioned that the Plan of
information was etill to be completed especially
in the priority categories of Livestock and
economy.

ad. They turned next to the tepic of
the budget. Sonia said that the budget
for each mission aad to be submitted before
the end of April (every year) and no addition:l
expenditures couid be submitted for approval
during the courrce of the year. Spain, Canada,
and France, however, would be treated individually.
Their special needs, such as acquisitien of
more Office spice, raises im cost of living
allowances, etc., wauld be taken into consideration
at any time.

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complaint esbout the visx Department in liavana saying that
the departeent was practically worthlegs and that last year
76 cables regarding visas remained unanswered. Scnia
defended the Ministry saying tnat it hed a Lot of work to
de, but RUIZ replied that they wanted to work only 6 hours
en day. They 2leo discussed the scholarship situation. it
seems thet during an interview between PR IE YT © (probably
Jose PRIETO Renitez, Director of Foreign Relations of
the MAP) and the Minister of sublic Works, PRIETO wae asked
to provide 2 List of scholership candidates to be consid#red
and he bad none. Eania gentioned that in Belgium they aisoa
lost four scholarshipe because of this same reason.

G. According to QUTIMID Sosia GOKE Z Arsgon is
warried to one Miguel (1N@) and bas a daughter naged [lisuwe.
Senta’s mother is still Living sithough apneared to be very
411 at the time Sonia left for her trip to Madrid because
Sonia cabled at least twice to Havaorn inquiring about the
steatum of her mother's besith. (CTYLOTE reported that Sonia's
howe phone number in Havana is 7-4263.) Perhaps Headquarters
can determine the full name of her husband by checking the
reverse telephone listings. Sonis ie attractive, intelligent,
sertious-minced and reserved. The last time she visited Spain
she stayed with Vera BOGORODOWS K€ FI and waw on the same
type of sission ac the present one ~ to discuss the Madrid
Embassy's work plan. She Sise visited the Barcelona Consulate
and the Cuban xwbesey in Lisbon.

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Since Headquarters has recently prepared an extensive
analysis on RUIS for the information of addressecs, an
additional review has beon antited. However, the attached
biographic study should be useysul.

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DPOB:
PRESENT
POSITION:

WIFE:

CHILDREN:

PHYSICAL
DESCRIPTION:

PERSONALITY:

30 April 1970

Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296)
(NOTE: A comprehensive study/analysis
on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970,
see OSMW-11726.)

Also uses Guillermo RUIZ Perez

10 February 1930, Havana

Minister, Charge d'Affaires, Cuban Embassy,
Madrid, since December 1967.

Nilda VECIANA Lopez (DPOB: 26 December 1934,
Havana)

Five sons, and a sixth child due to be
born April/May 1970, Guillermo, the oldest,
in school in Cuba. Alejandro, Julio,

Juan Carlos and Ivan with their parents in
Madrid. :

White, variously described as 5'5" ~ 5'°7"
tall, and 170~190 pounds, stout build;

round face, fair complexion, blond slightly
wavy hair, light-colored eyes (also reported
as blue and green), wears glasses. No
visible identifying marks. Well dressed.

Perhaps a relative's description of RUIZ

Sums up his personality - "a man of many
moods." He has variously been described

as intelligent, mentally alert, competent,
hardworking, and respected by his subordinates.
Pleasant, easy going, nervous, quick-tempered,
brusque but sincere, opinionated, strong-minded
idealistic, self-confident. Has basic
emotional instability, gives impression

of being insecure in his position. At times
Sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical,
Serious, ungrateful and cold, who,
paradoxically, appears friendly to some people.
Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate,
limited vocabulary, swears a good deal,


Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Porez

EDUCATION:

He can turn on considerable
charm, where motivated. In
contrast to his pleasant public
image and acceptable language,
private conversation is vulgar,
Swears continually and flies into
rages.

Likes good living and spends money
where it shows. Avid reader, keeps
abreast of world events, shows
willingness to accept whatever he
deems to be good or useful from

the outside world, Concerned with
the image and prestige of Cuba in
Spain. Emotionally committed to

an ideal. An AMEDIT study summed
RUIZ up as a realist. He speaks
English and French. His wife, a
teacher, always worked before going
to Spain, and there works as a
secretary and bookkeeper at the
Embassy on an informal basis. Appears
intelligent, competent, outspoken

but solicitious and affectionate with

her husband; interested in, and
encourages him in his work. Appears to
Support the regime, but not a fanatic,
RUIZ is the dominant personality of the
two,

One reference states that he went to
work at age 14, which Sugpests lack of
formal education,

In 1960 as an emplayee of the Ministry
of the Treasury, selected to attend

a statistics course offered by CEPAL,
which lasted two years,

One relative reported he completed
elementary education at "Hermanos
Maristas" school in Havana; did not
know whether he attended high school,
but said in early days of the Castro
regime attended the University of


Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez

PREVIOUS POSITIONS:

Havana.

Another relative said his

primary and secondary education

was received in private institutions,
and that he has a degree in “political
economics" from the University of
Havana.

He is well versed in world affairs
and has an understanding of
international trade,

Vice Minister, MINCEX, 1964-1967,

Commercial Counselor, Cuban Embassy,
Mexico City. Although he was
accredited to that position in
December 1963, travel indicates he
was in Mexico from August 1963 to
May.1964. Other references indicate
he was in that position in September
1963.

Ministry of the Treasury. In April
1962 he was Chief of the Department
of Construction Expenses Studies,
Office of Financial Statistics of
that ministry. He was with the
ministry as early as 1960, when he
was selected to attend the statistics
course,

During the Batista regime he was in
exile. Came to the U.S, sometime in
the 1950's and apparently remained for
some time before he left in February
1957, when, according to some reports,
he entered Cuba elandestinely. Also
reported to have been in exile in
Mexico,

LNYUMA records show he came to U.S.
on 8 November 1956 to see his brother,
left 17 November for the Dominican
Republic where he received five months
military training. Returned to the


Orestes Guillermo RULY Perce

POLITICAL
ATTITUDE:

U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed

his time, and on 11 February 1958

was ordered deported; claimed he
would be killed if he returned to
Cuba and did not show for deportation.
Subsequent investigation showed he
was in Cuba as of 2 March.

A member of the Cuban Communist
Party, admitted on the recommendation
of Armando HART Davalos, Sccretary

of Organization. Although he has
been described as a militant Communist,
a convinced supporter of the Castre
regime and a fanatic Fidelista, there
is evidence to dispute this image,

An analysis of available information
indicates that he is not a convineed
Marxist, he cannot accept Party
discipline, and that his character

is basically incompatible with the
system he serves,

His father is reported to be an old-
guard Communist and a leader of

the barber's union, A brother
reported to be a member of DSE in 1946,

He expressed dissatisfaction with

his position as a diplomat, feels

his talents are wasted and would like
a position in commerce or industry,
whore he considers he could better
serve the revolution, Has criticized
the bureaucracy and inefficiency in
the government in Havana,

He has said that many Cuban diplomats
want to stay out of Cuba, but it
seemed to him that the Cuban government
wanted to keep him (RUIZ) out of the
way (1.e., outside Cuba}. That LEON
had appointed him, supported him, and
they are good friends, but that he
(RUIZ) docs not like to work with a
man who one does not pet to know,

nor to know what he is thinking. He
said he felt as if he were in Miami.


Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Peres

INTELLIGENCE
CONNECTIONS: May 1964 AMMUG-1 roported RUIZ
a Dol case officer in Mexico for
cargetteod against “some
area,” and later identified
his photograph as DGI member in Mexico.

In 1961 an emigre said RUIZ, with the
Finance Ministry, was a Communist and
G-2,

AMTIKI-) said a letter from a friend

in Cuba stated that RUIZ, then in
Mexico, was a member of G-2, sent to try
to infiltrate counterrevolutionary
groups (1963).

In April 1968, RUIZ advised Aristides
DIAZ Rovirosa on the use of dispuises,
the need to “live secretly" and
commented on DIAZ! being “already
clandestine."

The Cuban Ambassador tu Geneva, in

1968, commented on RUIZ' refusal to
accept DGL dominanee of the Cuban Embassy,
Madrid, (AMDELAY-1). In July 1969,
AMBEDEW=1 said RUIZ was very dictatorial
in his dealings with DGY officers.

CONTACTS: Not much is known of his contacts in
Madrid, other than official. Is in
touch with Ahmed LAYDI, Algerian
Ambassador; Manuel TELLO Trencoso,
Counselor of Chilean Embassy, Madrid;
Alexandru PETRESCU, Romanian Minister to
Spain and Carlos CARRASCO Munoz de Vera,
@ lawyer and personal friend.

TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico

Now. Moxico-Cuba
Cuba-~Mexico
Cuba-Mexico
Mexico-Cuba

Cuba-Spain

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Orestes Guillermo RULY Pore,

dan. Nethorlands-Spain
duly Spain-France
July Prance-Spain
Aug. Spain-Cuba (via Ireland, Canada)
Aug Cuba-Spain
Spain-Cuba
Cubt-Spain
France-Spain
Spain-Dominican Republic
Spain-Switzerland

Spain-Cuba

Cuba-Spein (via French

West Indies, Azores)
Bot, Spain-Cuba
Oct. Cuba-Spain
14 Nov. Spain-uK
16 Nov. UK-Spain

28-30 Nov. Two-day trip by auto to
San Sebastian and Burgos

6 dan 70. To Italy, returning by auto.

Alsa claims to have been in North
Victnan as = member of a trade mission
CQUDOZH) .

ASSESSMENT: It appears that RUIZ might well be responsive
£9 &N approach, with nsideration given to
the manacr in which it as undertaken, the
timing and the person involved.


Orestes Guillermo RUYTZ Pero

ACCESS:

MISCELLANEOUS:

Although RUIZ’ health has been
described as generally good, he
suffers from a back ailment which
resulted Prom a fall in 1955

and which has been diagnosed as
incurable, Aliso he suffers from a
Jiver ailment for which he takes
medicine.

RUIZ is scheduled to return to Cuba
in mid-1970, where he expects to

be with MININT, rather than MINREX
or MINCEX.


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Action Required: Para 2 below

References: A. DIRECTOR 026320,
B. WH/MiamY 7304
©. WH/WIAMI 7346

1. Forwarded herewith are two contact x
Submitted by Henry S&S, PACHAWEYS on his interviews with
Alexander SAMKO (201-866034) concerning Orestes
Guillermo RUIZ Peres (201~735296). Both contact reports
re self-explanatory and were sumsairized in References
Band C,

2.
macter of
12 so,

Attachsentea:
4, Contact Report, 21 April 1970
3. Contact Report, 28 April 1370

Distribution:
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2 ~ COS, Madrid w/atts n/w tin dupl}
2~ Chief, BUR w/atts b/w (one copy}

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